Laptops news from FierceCIO

A new wave of information workers are using multiple devices and applications, meaning that CIOs must begin making plans to accommodate this next-generation workforce. A worldwide study done for Read more...

It's already been established that Dell's Vostro lineup for SMBs isn't for everyone but apparently, Europeans have more to

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Much ink has already been spilled on the IdeaPad U110, Lenovo's relatively affordable entry into the world of ultraportable laptops.

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Last week, we introduced you to Lenovo's MacBook Air alternative alternative, the IdeaPad U100. Lo and behold, the

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There's a great deal of talk in the industry about making data centers more environmentally sound but it seems that it's just talk at the moment. A new survey finds that despite the best intentions, Read more...

Here's a novel idea: why not route all of your network traffic through a second computer before it gets to your primary machine, thereby protecting your beloved desktop from all of the nastiness

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A federal appeals court has made it easier for customs officials to search through the contents of a person's laptop. The decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit found that agents Read more...

You've probably noticed that these days, more and more laptops are going widescreen, opting for a 16:9 display rather than the old standard, 4:3. In fact, vendors like Apple, Sony and HP have

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Data theft is happening so often that it's not even news anymore. The latest reported theft occurred at Buffalo State College in New York, where a single laptop containing 16,000 students' Social Read more...

A laptop was stolen last month that was owned by a consultant from SunGard, a company that handles the records system used by Buffalo State College. The college was notified on April 11, nearly a Read more...